Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Wednesday Jones (Dixie) , by - Stephen Duffy. Song from the album They Called Him Tin Tin, in the genre ПопRelease date: 31.12.1997
Record label: Virgin
Song language: English
Wednesday Jones (Dixie) |
| I wonder who’s coming out today |
| To play in sheltered shopping centres |
| Sitting around the stagnant fountain |
| Counting pennies eating peanuts |
| Brown paper, babies and check out girls |
| In uniform and furniture boys |
| Who we used to know don’t say hello |
| But that’s okay that’s okay |
| 'Cause when the sun comes down |
| And you come home |
| We’ll have two weeks all alone |
| Before you have to go back to school |
| Which ruins everything |
| Wednesday Jones is growing up |
| And if she goes I’ll never catch her |
| On the petrol station forecourt |
| All thumbs and old suede jacket |
| Catch the bus back to the house |
| The front room’s ours and we can stay there |
| Stared out the window for an hour |
| Until I too went away went away |
| 'Cause when the sun comes down |
| And we’re apart |
| Another one must claim my heart |
| And Wednesday Jones and I won’t be |
| Each others lover |